joined by quentin hardee of "the new york times" and christina farr for reuters. apple, sis coker ibm, amd, you have made the tour. i mean, those are some of the bilgsz, most important companies silicon valley that the hardware space has to offer. >> i have been very fortunate a chance to work with great companies and really great people driving innovation. >> all right. so let me ask but this surround computing. we have talked in the past about the internet of things, with several different guest. it's kind of the internet of things, but it's big they'ren that, right? explain it to me. >>> it s internet of things describes how all of these devices are being connected, the locks on your door, your thermostat, you know, even at work, right? hefring is getting connected. what is surround computing? it describes fundamentally that these changes are leading to a different way in which we interface with computing. it is immersive. it's a natural voice. it's the gesture recognition and bringing information to you, contextually aware and realtime. >> you're kind of assum

melissa: jonathan, hardee's and carl's, jr. started with ipad ordererring.s is very much where this goes, huh. >> wages are not arbitrary. they are not paid because you like someone or feel bad of them. they are indicative of reality of free market trades. to the guest's point, minimum wage, any minimum wage, certainly higher minimum wage hers jobs that is not my guess. that was finding of the labor department back in the 1930s, when the first minimum wage was enacted. in fact the most prosperous period of american history occurred before the minimum wage was enacted. here in chicago they're talking about 13, $15 an hour. melissa: right. >> you don't think if youth committing some of this violence could have benefited from even a low skilled, low wage job? of course they could. this is the result. melissa: that is great point. rahm emanuel is pushing for $13 minimum wage by 2018 even though city hall says it will increase food prices by at least 2%. >> they're looking for ways to maybe delay it slightly. melissa: yeah. this is crazy underestimate what they b

also, three other witnesses from the hardee's that night also picked out rich mitchell as the hitchhiker>> 33-year-old richard mitchell looked remarkably like the composite drawing, and he'd been arrested a number of times for forgery and petty theft. >> we're pretty optimistic that we had found the person that might have committed this crime. >> investigators found mitchell at his home in harrington, delaware, and they knew immediately this was a dead end. >> as soon as i saw richard mitchell, i knew he was not our guy. he had a full beard. and the suspect we're looking for was clean shaven. >> furthermore, mitchell's palmprints didn't match the print from the crime scene. he also had an alibi. >> as it turned out, he was not our man. >> back at the crime scene, investigators found another clue, blood on the light switch in the victim's living room was not the victim's blood. presumably, it belonged to the killer. >> he could have cut his hand on the door when he broke the glass to reach in to unlock the door to get into the house. >> a sample of the blood was sent to the fbi's forensic

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our reporters, christina farr from reuters and quentin hardee "the new york times", this week, on "pressorning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i bought a new car recently, nothing very fancy, bun of the features is it turns the high beams on automatically and it senses the road's too dark and the millisecond another car comes my wake the high beams dim. this tech whom is not earth schaadt herring but here's yes bring it up. i will never think about my